Gov 2.0a conference: Gov 2.0, Open Data, and the Innovation Economy
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Gov 2.0, Open Data, and the Innovation Economy. This presentation was created using VUE, an open source mindmapping tool (http://vue.tufts.edu/). Some slides were shared from MassDOT's presentation here: http://www.slideshare.net/massdotdev/massdot-developers-wheres-the-bus-mitx-event
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Gov 2.0a conference: Gov 2.0, Open Data, and the Innovation Economy
- 4. Government as a platform
- 5. Obama memo on Transparency and Open Government 2009 Government should be transparent Government should be participatory Government should be collaborative
- 6. Open Government People Policy Technology
- 9. SFBART Blog Response Repsonse to rider BART Foursquare Feedback SFBART Blog Policy
- 10. Colorado
- 11. North Dakota
- 12. Manor, TX
- 13. Miami, FL
- 14. Washington, DC
- 15. Maine
- 16. OpenMuni.org
- 17. Engagement External Internal Citizen Developer
- 18. Apps for Democracy 30 days 47 apps $50,000 prize money ~$250,000 worth of apps DC Pedestrian iLiveAt DC Bikes
- 19. NYC's Big Apps Apps for the Army MassDOT: application and visualization challenges
- 21. Innovation Economy EveryBlock (MSNBC) CrimeReports.com SeeClickFix
- 22. MassDOT: 10 Steps to Glory
- 23. Step 1: Hold regular meetings
- 24. Step 2: Create relationship principles
- 25. MassDOT Developers Relationship Principles 1) Respect resources 2) Succeed together 3) Expect change 4) Communication is key 5) Open, open, open Legalese: - Building applications does not increase the likelihood you will be awarded a contract by MassDOT now or in the future. - The MassDOT will make all efforts to keep data open once it's been released.
- 26. Step 3: Become part of the community
- 27. Step 4: Release some data
- 28. Step 5: Assess results
- 29. Step 6: Host a developer day/contest
- 32. Step 7: Reward innovation
- 33. Step 8: Ask community what data they want
- 34. Step 9: Release live data
- 38. Step 10: Become the example
- 41. Open Government People Policy Technology